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Yes; or for me, immersing

we are stardust — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 00:48:31 +0000

Yes; or for me, immersing myself in music or the little gardens and birrrrrds. Some of that makes sense.

It's all nuts. No sane

Ramona — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 00:35:55 +0000

It's all nuts. No sane refuges anymore. I'm immersed and obsessed with it all, because, funnily, pathetically, I only feel sane when I'm fighting against the madness with all my might.

The news I'd seem was all

we are stardust — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 13:57:11 +0000

In reply to I saw this yesterday. What a

The news I'd seem was all about Hetherington, Ramona. When I finally saw Hondros' photo of Samar Hassan last night, I was spellbound, and went looking for more. What a loss; men who wanted to let us see the results and process of war. There is some strange alchemy a great phographer can capture or create that makes me appreciate it as art, or changing how we understand something in a new way. His portfolio does that, IMO.

I thought Hetherington was only motion pictures, and I haven't taken the time to see if he has still shots, too.

Heartbreaking. Yep. Too, too much heartbreaking news any more, isn't there? And that's setting aside the bucketloads of crazy news. which is heart-breaking in its own way.

I saw this yesterday. What a

Ramona — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 13:22:12 +0000

In reply to Two exceptional photojournalists are killed by rockets in Misrata

I saw this yesterday. What a terrible waste. Thanks for bringing this here, Stardust. The photos are exceptional and the news is heartbreaking.